ALIVE Copy link • ALIVEvivus, vivens (opposed to mortuus; vivus denoting existence only: vivens, the manner of existence): spirans (still breathing): salvus (safe). To bum anybody alite, aliquem vivum comburere: to make alive again, a morte ad vitam revocare; ab inferis excitare; ab Orco reducem in lucem facere: to escape alive, vivum effugere; salvum, incolumem evadere: while I am alive, dum vivo: me vivo: in mea vita: to be alive, vivere, in vita esse: vitam habere: vita or hac luce frui: to find anybody alive, aliquem vivum reperire: still alive, aliquem adhuc spirantem reperire. Figuratively, vividus: vegetus: acer: alacer, etc. To keep anything alive (figuratively), e.g., affection, nutrire, alere: alere atque augerc (e.g., desiderium, opposed to exstinguere). As used with superlatives; e.g., “the wisest man alive,” longe, multo, omnium -multo. The handsomest man alive, omnium hujus aetatis multo formosissimus. As used with negatives; e.g., “no man alive :” by aetatis suae (of a past time); aetatis hujus, eorum, qui nunc or hodie sunt (of a present time).